Sunil1z
International Regular
More like catch better . Boult caught stokes and touched boundaryShould've hit more fours. That's what you get for being such hard-working plebs.
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More like catch better . Boult caught stokes and touched boundaryShould've hit more fours. That's what you get for being such hard-working plebs.
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Ok cheers. Guess you mean up until the toss then.What do you mean revealed? This is just one person's assumption? They don't have to decide until play starts.
NZ got lucky. If the game had finished the same day India would've easily won. They got better conditions the next day.What is the general opinion of posters regarding 2019 WC semi-final ?
Did India fail with the bat or bowl ? I consider batting to be the failure, but there are some people who believe NZ scored 20-30 runs above par on that wicket.
Don't worry, no chance of rain. Fortunately it's India and not England where 90% of games are rain affectedIndia lost the previous semi over 2 days and the WTC over 6. **** reserve days.
While I don't doubt that the break in play helped NZ more than India (mainly because it gave NZ time to regroup and come up with plans), there was no real advantage to batting on day 1 v day 2. It was overcast and the pitch was kinda sticky on both days.NZ got lucky. If the game had finished the same day India would've easily won. They got better conditions the next day.
That makes no sense at all. Taylor had to slow down before the day 1rain with DLS and wickets, restart his innings on day 2, and then India had better batting conditions for their innings. Surely NZ would've won by more.NZ got lucky. If the game had finished the same day India would've easily won. They got better conditions the next day.
Or they could just, you know, be better.India lost the previous semi over 2 days and the WTC over 6. **** reserve days.
Being better than the other side didn’t help NZ in the last WCOr they could just, you know, be better.
True, top up the umpires bank accounts imoBeing better than the other side didn’t help NZ in the last WC